Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1887-12-31
PERSONAL NOTES.
Movements of Men and Women
Here and ElseWhere.

David Lindsay was up from Union dur.
ing the week.
John T. Baker is teaching school in
Ruby Valley.
Charley Fiske was in town from San
Jose during the week.
Geo. w. Green returned from a visit to
San Francisco last Thursday.
Mrs. J. Crowley and child were here
from Palisade during the week.
Mrs. NJ. B. Bartlett left on Wednesday
for o visit of several months to California.
S. S. Sears, formerly of the Elko In
dependent, is residing at Santa Cruz, Cal.
Judge Field thinks that California will
ultimately be divided into two States.
Never.
Major Treece was here from Hamilton
during the week, and returned home yes.
terday.
Louis Brandt's saloon is closed for the
present, owing to his having erysipelas in
his head.
w. E. Griffin and G. H. Fletcher left by
private conveyance last Monday for Ely,
White Pine county.
Senator Foley returned home last Satur:
day from a trip to Chicago, New York and
Washington, looking splendid.
Mrs. T. D. Page came from Elko to
Eureka last Tuesday, and returned to the
former place on the following day.
J. w. Dorsey ESQ.,, the we'll known at
torney Of Elko, came over last Thursday
in the intesest Of DIR. Potter of Union.
Senator j. P. Jones and family passed
East last week in a special car Of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company.
Mrs. Timson. Miss Aggie and Willie
Timpson came over from Hamilton last
Wednesday, and returned home yesterday.
David Law was fatally kicked by q
horse at Elko, a few days since. His
skull was crushed and he lived but a short
time.
We regret to learn that Eugene N.
Robinson has again been confined to his
bed at Seligman, with a very violent at
tack of rheumatism.
j. R. Kendall of the Jennie A mine
came over from Hamilton last Wednesday
and left yesterday for San Francisco to
spend New Years Day.
Bedford Tingley, a brother of J.. and H.
Tingley at the Dunderberg mine, returned
here last Thursday. from Virginia City,
after an absence Of five months.
Miss Ada Mannheim cane home for
Christmas, and returned to her school
duties last Wednesday. The young lady
appears to be well satisfied at Alpha.
Mrs. Alice King, wife of the pastor of
Grace Church, Virginia City, Montana,
has occupied his pulpit for The last two
Sundays, and has acquitted herself admir-.
ably of her self-imposed task.
President Cleveland through Cardinal
Gibbons, has forwarded to the Pope. a
jubilee present, consisting of a copy of the
Constitution of the United States, beauti-
fully engrossed and richly bound. Very
appropriate. g
Miss Louise Loschenkohl, who graduated
at the Eureka high school last Summer,
successfully passed an examination for a
first grade teachers certificate. The
young lady is very bright, and we hope
that she will shortly receive III appoint.
ment.
Judge Fitzgerald will probably leave
here for Winnemucca next Wednesday,
and after holding court there will go to
California. He will return to Winnie
mucca, and after holding court there again
will reach home about the middle of Feb
ruary.
A. Jackson received q letter from Frank
j. Wallace last Thursday. He writes that
he has been confined to his bed for II
days, but is getting better. The doctors
think that he will shortly be up and
around again, and be back with his old
friopdc in E,Irpka